Trust by Design: Enabling Responsible Precision Health Through Blockchain-Powered Digital Twins and Trusted AI: Conv2X 2025 Conference Executive Session
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https://doi.org/10.30953/bhty.v8.453Keywords:
AI, artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital twins, interoperability, precision health, personalized medicine, privacy, standards, trusted cybersecurityAbstract
The Executive Session, Trust by Design: Enabling Responsible Precision Health through Blockchain-Powered Digital Twins and Trusted AI, convened during ConV2X 2025 to explore how the convergence of blockchain, artificial intelligence, genomics, 6G wireless technology, and other advanced technologies can be leveraged to power precision health digital twins. The dialogue focused on governance, interoperability, cybersecurity, and the impact of blockchain and trusted AI-powered digital twins on advancing precision healthcare and personalized medicine. Use cases—for genomics, radiology, theranostics, and end-of-life care—illustrated both opportunities and barriers. Throughout the discussion, speakers emphasized the centrality of trust, patient sovereignty, and resilient infrastructures for the next generation of healthcare.
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